Crown of Chaos

This post is mainly to popularize some interesting dnd settings. The main content comes from the dnd English Wiki. However, as for the specific settings, the author's own settings shall prevail, in order to break the stereotyped impression of dnd Alien races Elves, a branch of space elves, came to Faerûn after the destruction of their home planet. They lost control when using the high magic of elves to reshape the planet, causing the original mother continent to split into Faerûn and the continents of Karatu, creating the Everlasting Island that linked the Kingdom of God. After that, Rose discovered the world of Toril and sent the Balrog Wendong to corrupt the elves, triggering the Crown War and the Drow Descent Incident The giant, the giant father god Annan (god of creation, similar to Zeus) traveled to the planet Toril and fell in love with a local female demigod. Their descendants established the giant empire, but the female demigod cheated. The angry Annan dealt with the adulterer and left Toril. The giant empire collapsed in a series of bloody plots. The broken Annan is still autistic in chaos. His descendants, the giant gods, require the giants of Toril to rebuild the empire Dragon, the incarnation of the nine-faced dragon god, the comet smashed out of the Falling Star Sea, bringing tens of thousands of dragon eggs with it. The dragon took root in Faerûn Foreign Gods Tyr, the God of Justice, came to Faerûn to become the God of Justice after leaving Odin's Asgard. There is also belief in the Nordic gods in the asteroid belt outside the planet Toril. The people of Faerûn believe that Odin has only weak divine power because Odin's cult only has a few hundred people. In addition, Faerûn's winter goddess Oluel has an affair with Loki Ogma, the god of knowledge, and Silvanus, the father of the oak tree, both come from the Celtic Pantheon and are descendants of the goddess Danu (the god above), the origin of the druid. The forest goddess Melikai and the torture goddess Lavita are from the Finnish pantheon and came to Faerûn in order not to be forgotten The Egyptian pantheon and the Sumerian pantheon were invited by ao and came to Faerûn as a whole The relationship between Taiji and the Greek gods has already been mentioned The continent of Karatu (the prototype of China and Japan) regards God Haotian (god above God) as the supreme god, and believes that heaven is the master of heaven (the Jade Palace in the mechanical realm in the alien landscape is the palace of the Jade Emperor, which can lead to the heaven of the Chinese pantheon), and there is also the belief in the Nine Immortals (Karatu ancient The nine sages of the dynasty were promoted to immortals by the Emperor of Heaven). The people of Faerûn believe that the Emperor of Heaven is the face of Ao. During the Holy Catastrophe, a Dragon King visited Faerûn. The Emperor of Heaven once asked the Monkey King to surrender the dragon claws that caused trouble in the world Sakura worshiped eight million gods and respected Amaterasu In the Maztec continent, the outer god Kukulkan (Quetzalcoatl) combined with the goddess incarnated in the Maztec continent to leave descendants Overall, there are really few locals on the planet Toril.

I saw such a reply related to DND on Zhihu today. I was a little surprised. Sir, can you tell me whether the setting mentioned in this reply is true? Less than 300,000 escaped from the dead magic zone, and the nomadic barbarians without magic almost destroyed many countries in Faerun. If this is true, then I feel that Faerun's force is not that high. I used to think that his force value was higher than that of the medieval war hammer, somewhere between the medieval and AOS eras. If we go by this answer, excluding things like the Demonic Abyss, the countries such as Cormyron mentioned in this novel alone seem to be no more powerful than the mortal kingdoms in Medieval Warhammer and cannot surpass the Medieval Empire. Is this true? I always thought that the mage army in DND was in the air every second. According to the novel, the nomadic barbarian army had no magic at all and could pile up heads. Serge and the witch army could not beat them with weak legs. Is this true? Many people who play single-player games have heard of the "Forgotten Realms", which is the world set in "Neverwinter Nights" and "Baldur's Gate". I have read an official novel in this setting (named "The Empire" trilogy), which describes how the nomadic army invaded the continent of Faerûn and was defeated. ​ ​ ​ My impression after reading (and the Horde Campaigns setting collection) is that American writers are really good at YY, even better than the emperors and Han Dynasties. Although it is true that many stories are based on historical battles, there are also many shortcomings. The following is the full text of a post I made. Endless Wastes has always been considered by the civilized countries of FR as a barren land with only a few scattered nomadic tribes. However, the young Yamun Khan of the Tukan tribe completely changed people's view of the steppe. With his outstanding military talent, he conquered the east and west, and finally unified all the Tukan tribes in 1359 DR, and was crowned "Khahan", which means "Khan among Khans". Yamen was energetic and ambitious, and dreamed of conquering the world, establishing a great empire that had never been seen in history, and making himself the "Emperor of the World" (as he had already called himself before he actually began to conquer the world). Yamen carried out major military reforms of the Tukan tribe, organizing each warrior into a team of ten, a hundred, a thousand and even the largest team of ten thousand. After rigorous training and organization, the nomadic tribes that used to mainly harass and plunder finally became a regular field force that was brave and good at fighting. This is the secret of Yamen's invincibility. Coupled with the overwhelming military advantage of the nomadic people, at its peak Yamen had 30 "ten thousand troops" and 300,000 troops. This army soon made the whole world tremble. In 1359, Yamen attacked Khazari and Semphar. These two countries were unable to withstand the frenzy of Tukan's cavalry and were defeated and surrendered. Yamen soon turned his attention to the Shou Lung Empire, the largest in the east, which we all know was based on this dynasty. Although Xianglong is a civilized country with advanced technology, the quality and quantity of its soldiers cannot compare with the nomadic army. The Tukan people quickly broke through the Dragonwall and penetrated deep into the Xianglong interior. In the first battle between the two sides, Xianglong was defeated, with less than 2,500 of the 25,000 soldiers surviving. The emperor had no choice but to appoint Batu Min Ho, a famous general with Tukan blood, as his commander. Batu Minhuo knew that the enemy was too powerful to fight head-on, so he adopted the strategy of solidifying the wall and clearing the country, luring the Tukan people to go deep, and then strategically looking for opportunities to fight. Finally, Batu Minho finally found an opportunity. He lured Yamen into attacking an important town, but the defenders burned the granary before falling, turning the city into a trap. Batu Minho took the opportunity to cut off Yamen's retreat, and surrounded the main force of 100,000 Tukan in the city with 60,000 people. The food in the city was running out, and there was no guarantee of victory in a decisive battle. Yamen Khan was forced to agree to peace talks with Xianglong. Batu Minho saved the Xianglong Empire, but he didn't know it at first. At this time, the internal struggle in Xianglong was more intense than his war. The treacherous ministers colluded with the Tukan people to frame him. If it weren't for the desperate activities of his wife, Lady Wu, Batu might have been relieved of his command. For this, Mrs. Wu sacrificed her life. Batu, who had nothing after the war, was completely disillusioned with Xianglong's complicated palace intrigues, so he took refuge with Yamen Khan. Although it was not a complete success, Yamen gained a lot from the invasion of Xianglong and gained a general. Soon he began to organize a western expedition to conquer the legendary Faerûn. That year, the Western Expeditionary Army arrived in Ser, the country of red robes. Serge sent an infantry legion of 10,000 gnolls and a griffon legion of 250 mage-controlled griffons to meet the enemy. The Tukans were defeated in the first battle. Batu Minhuo saw that it was difficult to deal with the combination of the wizard and the monster, so he ordered the Tukan vanguard to pretend to be defeated. The Serns didn't know what the plan was, so the Griffin Legion marched straight in and lost touch with the infantry. As a result, Tukan ambushed all the troops and rained arrows on them. The mages and the Griffins fell to death one after another, and the famous Griffin Legion was almost completely wiped out. Batu then besieged the jackal infantry from three sides. The jackals could not resist and either escaped or were captured. The news of the disastrous defeat shocked the whole country of Cyre, but Szass Tam, the Lord of the Undead, once again demonstrated the calmness and strategic vision of a generation of heroes. He used magic to arrange a conversation with Yamen Khan and persuaded Yamen Khan to make peace with him. The Tukan people who have never used magic (the Endless Wasteland has long become a magic-dead zone) have already experienced the power of the red robe's magic in the first battle, and have begun to develop a fear of magic. Sazastan's claims of the power of Cyre mages, even if they were exaggerated, succeeded in convincing Yamen that continuing to attack Cyre was not a good idea. At the same time, Sazastan suggested that Yamen attack his mortal enemy Leatherman and promised that Ser would provide assistance. Yamen then ordered the entire army to go north and invade Leatherman. However, the Tukan people don't know that Leatherman is also a country ruled by witches, and they are even more difficult to deal with than Sel. Tukan's invasion of Leatherman went very smoothly at first. Leatherman alone could not withstand an enemy at least 20 times its size. One Leatherman city after another was looted and burned, causing heavy losses. However, when the Tukans were building ships on the Mulsantir River and preparing to cross the river, the Leathermen finally found an opportunity for revenge. That day, 35,000 berserkers came out in full force and rushed towards the Tukan camp. With the strong support of the witches' magic, the unprepared Tukan people could not withstand the crazy offensive of the berserkers and fled one after another. As a result, 5,000 people fell into the river and drowned, and a total loss of about 20,000 people was made. This was the first major setback for the Tukan people since the Tukan War. Although he escaped the fate of national subjugation, Leatherman was still unable to stop tens of thousands of Tukan people from continuing to advance westward. For this reason, the witches had to ask for help from the Heartland countries. Azoun IV, the famous politician and military strategist in western Faerûn, King of Cormyr, responded to the witch's call for help. He believed that although the nomadic tribes were still far away from Middle-earth, if they were left alone and they could easily defeat Saisk and Imbutu, there would soon be no power to stop them. For this reason, he believed it was Cormier's responsibility to step up and save Phelan. In 1360, Asan held a conference in Hartland, and all forces agreed to send a joint expeditionary force to launch a "Crusade" against the Tukan people. As a result, Cormier quickly gathered 11,000 people. The independent city-states of Sembia and Heartland each sent thousands of troops, and the Sword Coast region sent thousands of mercenaries. In addition, the dwarf spearmen of Earthfast and the archer militia of the Vale will play an important role in future battles. Even the notorious Zhentarim sent 1,000 orcs to help. The coalition forces totaled more than 30,000 people and were under the unified command of King Assan. The only exception is the dwarves of Earthfast, who belong directly to their own dwarf king and arrive on the battlefield later. Surprisingly, Princess Alusair Obarskyr (Alusair Obarskyr), who has run away from home for many years, also led her mercenaries to return to her father and join in the greatest decisive battle in 300 years. They will face 100,000 elite nomadic warriors, more than three times their strength. In 1360, the main forces of the two armies finally met in the golden fields of Sesk, preparing for a showdown. The first battle between the two sides was an orthodox head-on confrontation. Asan formed the classic formation of a Western army: heavy infantry in front, light infantry in the middle, protecting the archers and Cormyr's battle mages at the rear. The Cormyr Knights were deployed on both wings, looking for opportunities to outflank. As usual, Yamen first sent 15,000 people as vanguards to conduct harassment warfare. This was a tactic commonly used by the Tukan people. It could not only effectively weaken the opponent, but also induce the opponent to reveal their intentions in advance. However, this time the Tukan Vanguard hit the wall. They no longer had the firepower advantage this time because they ran into the world-famous Valley Longbow. Under the effective protection of heavy infantry, the alliance's archers accurately rained arrows on the Tukan cavalry. After a while, the corpses of 4,000 Tukan warriors were piled on the battlefield, while the alliance lost no more than a hundred people. Yamen then ordered a concentration of 30,000 people for a second wave of assaults. This time they were greeted by the non-stop rain of arrows and the fireballs poured down by the battle mages of Cormyr. The Tukan fell at an alarming speed. However, an unexpected incident at this time ruined Yasan's overall plan. The Cormyr knights, who were eager to make meritorious deeds, could no longer hold back and killed Yasan from both wings without his permission. Tukan's second wave of offensive did quickly collapse because of this, but their main force has not yet taken action! Yasang couldn't stop shouting and had to order the infantry to retreat. Upon seeing this, Yamen Khan immediately launched a general attack, and all the remaining Tukan people were dispatched. Although the Knights of Cormyr fought bravely, they were outnumbered and were soon largely wiped out. The Tukans continued to charge the Union infantry. The Union army, which had lost its cavalry cover, was gradually weakening, and it seemed that collapse was imminent. But at the critical moment, the belated dwarves arrived on the battlefield and attacked the Tukan flank. Seeing that the dwarves were not impressive in appearance, Yamen didn't take it seriously and sent only 5,000 Tukans to meet the enemy. As a result, they were quickly massacred by well-trained dwarves with spears and crossbows. The dwarves immediately joined the defense and flanked the Tukan people's rear. The situation gradually became unfavorable to the Tukan people. Seeing that there was no hope of victory, Yamen waved the retreat flag in desperation. Although the Allied forces won the first day of battle, the heavy losses were beyond what they could bear. The 30,000 Alliance troops lost 15,000 in the first battle, and their elite heavy cavalry and heavy infantry were basically wiped out. Among the remaining troops, only the dwarves could still be called heavy infantry and could continue to cover the fragile light infantry and archers. Moreover, King Yasan was also injured by an arrow, and the command was temporarily handed over to Princess Yalusel. The Tukans suffered even greater casualties, losing 30,000 men, and Batuminho was captured by the Confederates. But their main force of 70,000 people still exists, and their military advantage is even more overwhelming. In this desperate situation, Yalusel knew that continuing to fight the Tukan people head-on would be tantamount to suicide, so he ordered a retreat to a position surrounded by forests on both sides, which could prevent the Tukan cavalry from outflanking them. In desperation, the benevolent King Asan ordered the entire army that if anyone was unwilling to die, they could go home immediately. However, the morale of the alliance army was still high, and only about 200 people actually did so. Most of the soldiers knew that if they lost this battle, Faerûn would have nowhere to retreat. ​ The next day the Alliance finally got good news: King Asan had basically recovered from his arrow wound, and Vangerdahast had also recovered from his illness. This unlucky mage accompanied King Asan on an envoy to Tukan Dazhai before the war, which meant he entered the dead magic zone. He felt uncomfortable as soon as he came back, and naturally did not participate in the first day of the battle. With no way to retreat, the Union Army adopted a bold and desperate strategy. The dwarves dug thousands of traps in front of the Alliance position overnight. These traps were so terrifying that a horse's legs would be broken if it fell into it. The Cormyr wizard concentrated all his efforts on creating an illusion in the trap area, making the Tukan people look like they were peaceful. The decisive battle to decide the fate of Faerûn finally started. Yamen once again sent out small troops to harass as usual and fired rockets at the forest area in an attempt to drive the Alliance troops out of the forest. However, the seemingly weakened Alliance army once again fired deadly arrows, making it impossible for the harassing troops to return, and the fire was quickly extinguished by the mage's spell. After repeated setbacks, Yamen finally lost his patience completely. He ordered all 70,000 troops to launch a general offensive in an attempt to use their superior strength to overwhelm the alliance army and determine the country in one battle. However, things soon went wrong. Tukan's cavalry plunged into the Alliance's trap. The vanguard's horse legs were broken one after another. The fallen soldiers became living targets for the Alliance's archers. The rest of the main force entered the trap area one after another, and soon fell into hopeless chaos. Only one wave of Tukan passed through the trap area, and that was the Kashik Guards of Yamen Khan (only one letter different from the Keshik Guards of Mongolia...). This was deliberately let in by Archmage Fanji using force wall magic. Soon, they found themselves rushing into the center of the Cormyrs, and no one behind them followed. Yasang quickly organized his troops and surrounded Yamen in Gaixin. Yamen fought desperately and killed the dwarf king of Earthfast, but Yasan also knocked him off his horse. With another blow, the "World Emperor" ended his life of conquest. His flag was also captured by Yalusel. After receiving the news of the death of the Great Khan, the fighting will of Tukan's army finally collapsed completely, and they fled eastward in overwhelming numbers. "The greatest battle in 300 years" was finally over, and the losses on both sides were appalling. Of the initial 30,000 Alliance Crusaders, only 10,000 survived (that is, 5,000 were lost in the second battle); the Tukans lost 30,000 in the first battle, and the casualties in the second battle are unknown, but the entire army of 70,000 collapsed, so the losses must have been extremely heavy. After the death of Yamen, the Tukan tribe returned to the Endless Grassland to recuperate. According to the FRCS, three-quarters of the 300,000 Tukan troops at the start of the war were lost, leaving less than 70,000 survivors. After the end of this unique world war in 1359-1360, the Forgotten Realms temporarily restored a basically peaceful state until the Spell Plague broke out. This saga is one of TSR's few attempts at a large-scale military depiction.

Old T's oracle is super unreliable... And Old T's infinite matryoshka doll

Is this book written with Cathay as the place where the main events take place?

It's hard for me to imagine how to defeat the Chaos Gods The Chaos Gods all use the simplest emotions. To live is to live. Pain is pain. As long as there is life, their power is basically endless. There is no time in the Warp, no abstract and concrete concepts. So, from the moment they are born, they basically cannot be killed by non-similar attributes. Just like the Emperor can kill Warp Demons, but the essence is that the Emperor is also a part of the Warp. They cycle with each other. If a Star God comes over and says that he wants to slaughter the Chaos Gods, pick up the extradimensional phase scythe. It's impossible for him to lose blood even if he is cut for 100 years. The fate line of Warhammer 40k is already dead because the characteristics of subspace are too high. They don't care about the real universe at all because the 1,000 billion years of the real universe are not enough for them to fight. The reason why they want to insert nails is because they just want to play. Why should they leave when Laidu is here?

Theoretically, these four evil gods are going to run away. Their essence always wants to be the strongest, so they will find a new place by themselves, which means they will find their own homes. I feel that the emperor is still in a miserable state. If he can't hold on anymore, all of them will run away and he can only be incompetent and furious.

Isn't it the blessing of the Four Vendors? Why do we only write about Slaanesh all the time? Moreover, the sensory stimulation of Slaanesh is completely different from the protagonist who wants to sprint when he sees a woman. If we take a step back and say that Slaanesh is purely a lucky encounter, it should be cold-blooded and can be used by both men and women. This is not Slaanesh, but a simple inability to control the lower half. It's just about the body, and there is also the strange description of the protagonist drooling when he sees a female character wearing stockings. To be honest, it is human instinct to pretend to be sexy and show sex. There is no need for Slaanesh to do it specially. It has to be written that the protagonist is a gentleman, but he wears it and is blessed by Slaanesh to pick up girls. You are forced, you just want to play

I'm quite curious as to why the protagonist has so many weird men, including a humanist businessman, a gold elf mage who is elf-oriented, a group of snow elves who are more arrogant than the gold elves, a Khorne half-orc swordmaster, and finally an arrogant power dragon. Why can't there be more normal people? Can the protagonist control these weirdos? Be careful to overturn the situation.

Sister S is wrong in what she wrote. Slaanesh pursues sensory stimulation rather than pure seduction, which is too vulgar and low. Just look at the performance of the Emperor's Children in the Siege of Terra series of novels and you will understand. Tzeentch also pursues things constantly changing. Conspiracy and conspiracy plans are good if they succeed, but they are not a loss if they fail. Pursuit is a process, not the result, things change, it is victory. Although the Blood God does not ask for anyone's blood, he is not simply pursuing a group of martial arts lunatics. There are also well-trained and disciplined warbands.

I have a saying that the first two chapters are really poisonous, with inexplicable provocations, sarcastic face of the protagonist + passionate fight between the middle two + inexplicable draw, I really appreciate it. Please stop doing this kind of work and transfer the core to HiSi

Why do some people always think that Slaanesh is Threse? Sin is the reason why she is an evil god. After believing in Slaanesh, you will feel empty at the speed of light and have to pursue a higher threshold.

Taken together, it's quite poisonous: 1. The pseudo-DND part often puts settings in large sections in the main text. 2. In the vendor part of Warhammer IV, I really thought that the evil god opened a charity. And he doesn't understand the evil god's teachings well enough. It doesn't taste like Warhammer. 3. Everyone has a Japanese-Western fantasy character and appearance! !! Even the interactions between people feel like the second dimension of an abandoned house. Not DND at all, not Warhammer at all. This was the main factor that made me abandon the book.

I suggest that the emperor should write down the reasons before engaging in Slaanesh's sex work and Tzeentch's plot, and don't jump in the face directly. Nowadays, readers like straightforward narratives. Life is tiring enough. We also need to think about why the author writes this way, what does it mean, and what is the situation? It's really tortured. If you want us to know that the protagonist has a plan, just write it down. What is this plan? Why? How to do it? Write directly, you can beat the word count, and we will enjoy reading it, just like how you and your uncle plotted how to sell yourself and how to choose a mentor. 🙂

Figure 1 is a map of the entire main material realm of Toril. The official main story takes place in the continent of Faerûn within the red box. Figure 2 is a map of Faerûn. The red circle is the location of Cormyr in Faerûn. Picture 3 is Cormyr and its surroundings.

It's okay for a heroine with a strong background and strength to be unreasonable and make trouble, but it's really annoying for a character who only relies on the protagonist to get her status and is unreasonable! And don't always have double standards for heroines. It's not fun at all to say that the royal family is not good and rely on your own royal status all day long! If you have the ability, don't rely on your status and your own strength.

Chapter 24 is a bit of a dissuasion. In the mythology of Faerûn, the Age of Netheril is a great era that can be compared with the previous Age of Dragons and Age of Elves. Every empire has flaws, but the flaws cannot be concealed. The brilliance of arcane magic will not be extinguished because of the demise of an empire. It is there, waiting for the destined arcanist.

Authenticity, private goods, and forced emotions have already affected the reading experience. Especially since it's nicknamed Rookie, I would rather drastically reduce the sense of immersion in the reading experience than stuff it with something private, right? The author should simply stop writing novels and start writing a diary later. He can kill three birds with one stone by identifying the truth and sublimating feelings.

Can you use more writing skills on the story? This story can be written into an epic story if it is carefully crafted. Now the author uses a lot of space to play with color. It's not that it can't be included. Can you pay attention to the space? It would be really boring if there were too many.

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I find it very humorous when I repost a bad joke. Saying a few words is like undergoing a purification test. There are also classic classics that are not qualified if you watch too little, and you feel bad if you watch too much. The three-dimensional defense is full😅

Author, you finally stopped pretending. I have long discovered that you are a Chaos believer.

It's rubbish, a lot of bad jokes, it's just about women, it contains personal stuff, why would you invest in fantasy, just light novels?

Some classic misunderstandings in dnd web articles Gods must need faith No, only the Toril universe must fulfill the duties of gods due to the requirements of AO, and link power with faith. As long as you leave the Toril universe, you don't have to worry about this. Even so, there are also magicians like Xia Bingsi and Wulou Tilu among the gods of Toril. Pai, the latter would rather die than believe dnd has no earth, Faerûn is a closed place There is a direct portal between the earth and Toril, and the gods of Faerûn have many outsiders. It is mentioned in the dnd sacred land setting collection that Faerûn's god of justice Tyr, the namer Ogma, and Taiji are all outsiders. Tyr is Coming from Asgard, he came to Faerun from Odin's Asgard after the demise of the ancient Zamdas empire in Toril, and led the heroes to crush the evil god of anarchy (original text). This event was called the March of Justice Ogma named everything in Toril. He was also an outer god and responded to Selun's call during the Dawn War between the gods of order and the gods of waste. The call comes from other universes. He is one of the Celtic gods, King Arthur, Cúchulain's family, and the father of the oak tree is also one of them. The mother of the goddess of luck, Taiji, is a member of the Greek pantheon. The Olympus gods in dnd are very powerful, and their power spans multiple universes. Mount Olympus connects all worlds (a different landscape setting), and the universe Si created the universe (Great Sky, Magical Ship World), Taiji's original name was Tike. After offending Hera, she ran away to Faerun and became Taiji. The two goddesses she split were herself. Later, Hermes came to Faerun to find her The sacred land of dnd combined the Greek, Nordic, Egyptian, Celtic, and old Chinese pantheons. These realities The gods of the gods and the elves and dwarves are called the gods of the multiverse, and the gods of Faerun are called the gods of the single crystal wall system ao is the master of the multiverse He is just the crystal wall system consciousness of the Toril universe. He cannot control the upper and outer planes of the dnd abyss, hell, and he can only control the corresponding parts of the upper and lower realms of the Toril universe. The gods in dnd There are a bunch of gods, Ma'at from the Egyptian pantheon, the creator god of the Dragonlance world, Gaia and Zeus from the Olympian pantheon, the Emperor of Heaven from the Chinese pantheon, the fate of the Nordic pantheon, the Dragon of Taiyi (the complete body of the nine-faced dragon god), the World Serpent, and the Celtic goddess Danu The main material plane has only one continent The main material plane is included in the phlogiston There are countless crystal wall universes in the sea, and Faerûn is just a continent on the main planet of the national sky - the Toril galaxy Things with higher levels of divine power must be more awesome than those with lower levels of divine power It's hard to say, the level of divine power is a combination of God's attention to that world and ordinary people's impressions of God. The Platinum Dragon God has two vests with powerful divine power.

Haha

This book feels like a pity. The subject matter is actually very good. At least I think the combination of Warhammer + DND is really good. However, the author's knowledge of DND is really lacking, and there are too many descriptions in that area. It's not that it's not good, but I feel that the author's focus is wrong. The current good novels do not mean that there are no descriptions of love, but they should still focus on battle scenes and plot advancement.

It suddenly occurred to me that if we travel into the world of Faerûn, becoming a bard is a good choice. We must first find ways to obtain legends, and then rely on modern music, paintings, storybooks, etc. To become the chosen ones or favored ones of such gods. It is also a good choice to even become gods with this, and most of these gods are not that powerful.

The author should pay me to read this piece of rancid garbage.

The previous book friend was right, indeed, it is a Japanese otaku novel that combines DND and Warhammer skins. Withdraw

A pile of pure textual garbage, it feels like the stinking product of primary school students